Pick-n-Pull,

7557 Hall Street, St. Louis, MO 63147

"Now don’t get me wrong I think pick n pull is amazing but, I don’t think I’ll be selling another car to them again anytime soon. They have been extremely unprofessional about this, Last Saturday which was 1-13-24 and my car was supposed to be pick up then and with not curtesy call or anything I sat around all day up until I had to go to work with no call, just to call them and be told they have no driver or anything. Then got it rescheduled for Tuesday and thought okay cool no issues then same thing again got another phone call yet again and told sorry we aren’t picking your car up again. So called again went through the same process AGAIN. I had them then set it up as a grab n go got that all set up with no issues now that Thursday is here it’s been nothing but issues we had made my dads number the primary number, I’ve been called several times at school being asked if i was my dad. it is extremely frustrating how very little communication has gone on between people, I’ve never realized how hard it is for people to communicate simple things such as these minor changes. I hope that over time things get better, but until then I’ll be take my time n business else where."

"The prices at the counter is not the same as listed online. The radiator cost $85, when online a new radiator was cheaper. I used to recommend this place, no more with the bait and switch."

"Pick and Pull used to be a good place to get parts cheap at junkyard price rate, but not any more. A sensor costs $49.99 plus $3.00 core plus environmental fee 10%. While you can buy after market sensor at Autozone, Advanced auto parts for $50.00 brand new. The question I have for management is Pick and Pull no longer a junkyard and charges just like another auto parts store for a used part. I guess the good days are gone when you could get every part under $10.00 or $5. Management at Pick and pull should think anout the elevated price. This makes your parts not economical or affordable."

"It’s not very expensive to get in. But you can’t be certain you’re not wasting your time. I asked about the car and parts and had the row number ect. And if the parts I wanted were sold yet. Once paid, I found the car already stripped."

"They don't buy your car based on the value of the parts, just the value of the scrap metal. They don't do same-day pickup. Only 1 of the 3 people I spoke to on the phone was actually polite. However, they showed up on time to pick-up and all I had to do once they arrived was sign a paper and give them the title and they gave me the check for the agreed upon price."